| Reference |
24/04812/VC
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| Type |
Works to Trees in Conservation Areas
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| Proposal |
T1 - Golden Lawson Cypress - Selectively prune top to reinstate apical dominance (reduction in height of less than 0.5m). T2 - Purple Plum - Reduce height by 1.5m, radial spread by 1m. prune to tidy. TG3 - Thuja & Lawson Cypress (row of 7 trees) - Reduce height by 0.5-4m as appropriate to make all trees a similar height, reduce radial spread by 0.5m.
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| Status |
Decided
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| Decision |
Preservation Order NOT REQUIRED |
| Address |
8 Julian Road Bristol BS9 1LL
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| Conservation Area |
The Downs
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| Lat/long |
51.4726906,-2.6277530
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| Ward |
Stoke Bishop Ward
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| Date validated |
2024-12-04
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| Age (days) |
492 |
| Date retrieved |
2024-12-07 |
| BCC Planning Application |
Summary
Documents
Map
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| GIS Server |
in ll_environment_and_planning
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| Relevant Documents |
TREE LOCATION PLAN
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| Reports |
| Add Report
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| Date |
Reporter |
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| 2024-12-14 |
Stephanie |
A tree in an urban setting is a very different beast from a tree in a forest or in woodland. They need to be managed. If they are not managed then they become huge (possibly) and unruly, and the next thing we know is an application to fell - and the ecological and visual amenity and benefit is lost. Far better to appreciate tree owner's attempts to manage their trees - which is not cheap - and leave the decisions to the experts - the LPA Tree Officer.
Position : Neutral
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